The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26

sage to European markets increased
so 600 bushels during the past week,
and corn increased 100000 bushels.
YESTERDAY at New Orleans spot cot
ton advanced l-l6c; middling, 9ac, or
ac less than Memphis. st. Louis mid
ding is 8 IL Ice, or 3.l6c lower than
the Memphis quotation.
AT the London wool sales yesterday
the competition was maintained. The
stock offered yesterday met with
good steady sale, at Fl i'm prices for all
kinds; 1858 bales were offered.
MEMPHIS cotton receipts yesterday,
1912 bales; shipments, 1850 bales;
sales, 1900 bales. Stock on hand, ST.
459 bales. Total receipts to date, 637,-
3SS bales; total shipments to date,
5S1 SIT balee.
YESTERDAY at st. Louis corn closed
unchanged; cash wheat eff &c; May
wheat closed unchanged at 1880; cash
oats off &c; cash pork unchanged;
cash lard of &c, aud clear ribs I'M
changed at IS.
AT Liverpool yesterday the grain
receipts were as follows: Receipts of
wheat the past three days, 254,000
cen ais, including $4,000 American;
rtcaip's OF American corn the past
three days, sc. 200 centals.
BALTIMORE grain receipts yesterday !:
r sceip's-Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
42,900 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels ;
oats, 6l0) bushels; rye, 800 bush sls.
Shipments - Flour, l,l34 barrels ;
corn, 78,S00 bushels.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: F.
NJ. Bone, Rienzi, Miss; John W.
Pratt, Louisville, KY; Thos. K. Fer
gusson, Tuscumbia, Ala. E 7. Ewing,
Paris, Tenn; W. V. Echols, Hunts.
vile, Ala; w. r Cocker, Bethlehem,
Miss M. NJ. Bolan, Big Creek, Miss.
The old 4S9 bushels Of wheat which
has been in store at the grain elevator
during the past six months still re-
mains, without any additions or Tith.
drawas. By the lime it is ordered
out the storage and rats will have got
ten away with II, and but little will be
lett for the owner.
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United
States, 2l8; for Canada, Al; total, 259
against 22O LAST week, and 221 for the
corresponding week OF last year. The
casualties this week are considerably
above the average in the Southern
States and Canada.
A LEADINa Liverpool weekly grair
circular says: The wheat market il
quieter, without material change In
prices. Business is slow. Futures arr
weaker; both American and 1ndiaT
are offering freely at reduced rates
'. Californian are firmly held. The few
cargoes striving are ordered to port Il
discharge.
ACCORDING to New York statemant
the receipts OF dry goods for the weel
' ending March 25th, amounted to So,
2l2,509, of which $l,877,9l5 were en-
tered for consumption and $33i,89
I. were warehoused. Withdrawals from
, warehouses for the week amounted +
. $463, $40, making the total amour
. thrown on the market, 1884, 425.
s AT New Orleans coffee is strong an
: higher; Rio, 13S@l53c Rice quiet
Q 23@4c. Sugar quiet but steady; opeE
J, kettle, prime, Age; fully fair, Az; Ger
i tritugale, choice white, 54@5 8 16c
Q prime yellow clarified, 5 7.16@53c; o.
l. yellow and clarified, 5sc; seconds, AZ
If 4Sc Molasses steady; open KEITH
o nominal; Centrifugals, strictly plim
Q to fancy, 2S@332; fair to good prime
y 20@25C.
II New YORK fl ur receipts, II 81
g. barrels and sacks; exports, 1920 bal
It 1els and 20, 9S3 sacks; sales, 10000 bsl
70 rels. Wheat Ieceip g, 10000 bushels
D. export, 14,S54 bushels; sales, 1892, 0C
IS bushels futures and $4,000 bushel
spots. Corn receipts, 49, S0 bushels
/, exports, 1928 bushels; sales, 496, &C
Of bushels futures and 10000 bushe
.. spots. Oats receipts, $4,000 bushel;
* sales, 10000 bushels futures and 70
10 600 bushels spots.